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Musée de la Lavande Luberon

Museum ,  Science and technology ,  Trades in Cabrières-d'Avignon
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  • This museum was founded in 1991 by the Lincelé family, growers and distillers of fine true lavender. This museum is a wonderful opportunity to discover all the secrets of true lavender. Tours, special events, workshops and fun things to do all year long.

  • The Art of Fine Lavender

    In May 1991, Georges Lincelé, a specialist of fine lavender, inaugurated the first, and only, Lavender Museum in the Luberon range, in Coustellet. With this new museum, George Lincelé sought to preserve the Art of True Lavender in Provence. A prestigious setting, a vast Provençal home made of stone, with beautiful Mediterranean garden with lavandin and olive trees. This Museum is recognised as a veritable conservatory of lavender from Provence, with its 346...
    The Art of Fine Lavender

    In May 1991, Georges Lincelé, a specialist of fine lavender, inaugurated the first, and only, Lavender Museum in the Luberon range, in Coustellet. With this new museum, George Lincelé sought to preserve the Art of True Lavender in Provence. A prestigious setting, a vast Provençal home made of stone, with beautiful Mediterranean garden with lavandin and olive trees. This Museum is recognised as a veritable conservatory of lavender from Provence, with its 346 collection items. The most beautiful collections of stills, from the 16th century to the present day, to make essential oil of lavender, and many historical and heritage objects related to lavender. All this accompanies you to enjoy an experience in the world of lavender, to protect and valorise the outstanding local expertise in lavender from Provence.

    Growers and Distillers Savoir-faire

    This botanical icon is the symbol, the pride and the fame of Provence and it has been that way since the 1800s. True lavlender is one of the rarest and most precious flowers in the world. Today, the Lavender Museum has become a veritable institution commited to the preservation of lavender. Visitors discover the very special role fine lavender plays, in haute parfumerie and in aromatherapy. The museum settings and displays, the enthusiasm of the guides, the staff and the Lincelé family, owners of the museum and producers and distillers of lavender since 1890 at their lavender estate, Le Château du Bois, all combine to offer you a marvelous visit discovering this emblematic flower.

    A visit for the whole family

    Children are most welcome and they enjoy the fun learning experience offered hers, with quiz, digital interaction, and animations to learn about lavender in a very user-friendly way. Workshops, events and exclusive theme visits are held all year long to truly enter the world of lavender. The Lavender has remained a 100% family affair, on a human scale, to establish a direct relation with its visitors. Environmental awareness and a commitment to the protection and preservation of true lavender from Provence are among the drivers of this passionate museum.

    Guided tours, workshops, animations and events

    The 'Tradition' visit lasts: 1 hour
    Theme visits (yummy, eco-friendly, romantic, perfume): 1 hour and 15min
    New 5-senses Workshop: 1 hour and 15min
    Tradition visit and Aromatic workshop for children: 1 hour and 15min
    Tradition visit and workshop on bee hotels: 1 hour 30min

    Children up to the age of 10: 5€50 to 7€80

    Groups over 20 persons:
    Tradition Visit, theme visits, workshops on request
    reservation@museedelalavande.com
    Adults: 6€ to 8€30
    Children up to the age of 10: 4€ to 6€30

    Le Château du Bois is a high-quality boutique that is specialised in AOP essential oil of true lavender from Haute Provence, and natural and organic phyto-cosmetics, soaps, lavender bouquets and sachets, niche perfumes,...
    www.lechateaudubois.fr

    See our Calendar of events and animations at: www.museedelalavande.com.
    https://www.facebook.com/events/2285927121648092/
  • Access
    • Public transport
  • Environment
    • Close to a public transportation
    • In the town centre
  • Spoken languages
    • Italian
    • German
    • English
    • French
  • Tourism and handicap
  • Documentation
Services
  • Arrangement
    Room Salle : Salle 1 (50 m2)
    Room Salle : Salle 2 (70 m2)
  • Accessibility
    • Mentally impaired
    • Visually impaired
    • Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
    • Site, building totally accessible
    • Reception staff sensitized to the reception of people with disabilities
  • Activities
    • Activities
    • Local product tasting
  • Equipment
    • Car park
    • Private car park
    • bus parking
    • Public toilets
    • Screening room
    • Picnic area
    • Exhibition hall
    • Meeting room
    • Air conditioning
    • Activities room
    • Toilets
    • Bicycle shelter
  • Services
    • Educational visits
    • Coach access
    • Room hire
    • Boutique
    • Wifi internet access
    • Tourist brochures
    • Guided tours
    • Seminar
    • Family Reception/drinks reception
    • No pets allowed
Rates
Payment methods
  • JCB card
  • Cheque
  • Credit card
  • Cash
  • American Express
  • Online payment
  • Transfers
  • Union Pay
  • From April 1, 2024 to December 23, 2024
  • Reduce rate
    7 €
  • Adult
    8 €
  • Child rate
    4 €
  • Adult group
    From 6 € to 7 €
Openings
Openings
  • From April 1, 2024 until December 23, 2024
    Open Everyday
    * April, May, June, September, October, November, December: open from 10am to 1pm and from 2pm to 6pm (last admission to the museum at 5pm, shop closes at 6pm). July & August: open non-stop from 10am to 7pm. (last entry into the museum at 6pm, shop closes at 7pm).
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